eagleflier,
Frankly, if Boeing airplanes are as characterized, the company won't survive it. FAA won't even allow Boeing to sell a single airplane. I really don't see how Boeing could be held accountable for this incident. The plane was certified and sold to Alaskan Airlines and flown for many years before being sold to Dana Air.
The regulatory compliance and service/maintenance environment in Nigerian airline industry is just not appropriate enough to address the risks level. I personally think that that's the one of the major variable of the equation that led to this incident.
Last edited by worldpilot; 11th Jun 2012 at 20:16.